Henry Brown is known as a pal of Billy the Kid, marshal of Caldwell, KS, and a robber killed by a lynch mob in 1884. He wrote a last letter to his wife Alice, saying he’d gone rogue to get money for her. Alice was humiliated and left Kansas. For 25 years, she supervised a hospital in Frankfort, IN, before spending another five overseeing a park in that town. She was buried there in 1935. Her obituary that she had been married “to H.N. Brown, who died many years ago.” Mark Boardm


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